Measuring 140 cm x 100 cm, this intricate artwork features a richly decorated traditional carpet, interwoven with playful elements reminiscent of childhood. The warm earthy tones and vibrant accents evoke nostalgia, while the composition’s cultural essence reflects Agbaria’s dedication to exploring Palestinian traditions and his own life experiences. Perfect for a living room, gallery, or cultural center, “Staged Childhood” is both a celebration of heritage and a window into the artist’s introspective journey. This evocative piece invites viewers to reflect on their own pasts, finding universal meaning within its beauty.
Fouad Agbaria
Realism | Figurative
Collective Exhibitions Participant
Biography
Fouad Agbaria is an esteemed Israeli Arab artist, born in 1981 in the village of Musmus.
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